10 Tractors from the USSR That Almost No One Knows About, and in Vain

The Soviet history of tractor manufacturing includes many little-known, but in their own way brilliant machines that could have changed the industry if they had a chance to be mass-produced. On this occasion, the author of the YouTube channel "AUTO HISTORY" decided to tell about ten rare models of tractor equipment, each of which is unique in its own way. Among them are the maneuverable skidder TKL1, the electric tractor 1948, a single-track experiment to combat soil compaction, and the T-150 with pneumatic tracks, and more. These machines were developed for specific tasks, from forestry to cotton farming, and are impressive in their technical level for their time.

But why does almost no one know about them? Which technical solutions were ahead of their time, and which did not catch on due to complexity or excessive cost? Why did the tractor with a tank engine remain a single copy? The answers to these questions are waiting for you in the full video, which reveals not only technical details, but also the intriguing fates of forgotten Soviet engineering masterpieces. Don't miss it: perhaps you will hear for the first time about tractors that could have become legends.